When Should You Stop Using a Sleep Sack for Your Child?
Learn the signs to stop using a sleep sack for your child, including age recommendations and safer sleep alternatives.
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You should stop using a sleep sack for your child when they show signs of being able to roll over consistently or when they outgrow the manufacturer's recommended size. Typically, this occurs around 12-18 months. Transition to a sleep-friendly outfit like a wearable blanket or regular pajamas.
FAQs & Answers
- What age can my child stop using a sleep sack? Typically, you can stop using a sleep sack when your child is around 12-18 months old or when they can consistently roll over.
- What should I use instead of a sleep sack? Consider transitioning to a sleep-friendly outfit like a wearable blanket or regular pajamas for your child.
- Are sleep sacks safe for toddlers? Yes, sleep sacks are generally safe for toddlers up to the point where they can roll over consistently or outgrow it.
- How can I ensure my child sleeps safely without a sleep sack? Ensure your child sleeps on their back in a safe crib, wear appropriate sleep clothing, and keep the sleep environment free of soft toys.